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Target 2.3: Target 2.3

Target 2.3

By 2030, double the agricultural productivity and incomes of small-scale food producers, in particular women, indigenous peoples, family farmers, pastoralists and fishers, including through secure and equal access to land, other productive resources and inputs, knowledge, financial services, markets and opportunities for value addition and non-farm employment.

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Indicators

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201220132014201520162017201820192020202120222023
Farmers and fishermen (avg. income)
Total296 347324 001313 992299 395283 762302 633295 090348 218366 025431 317396 531393 815
Men299 792328 707308 815296 036279 425300 241296 892343 339355 243421 453401 152382 392
Women271 488290 512355 379321 621316 458317 325282 707380 021434 153495 063365 456463 216
Farmers (number of producers)
Total25 40724 00723 53318 74516 31519 64219 83518 02715 38213 98911 37910 885
Men22 23420 97120 84516 20614 34116 82217 25115 56313 20812 0539 8499 289
Women3 1743 0362 6882 5391 9742 8202 5842 4642 1741 9361 5311 597
Fishermen (number of producers)
Total700649657628588543541537566490462434
Men696647655624582537536532561486460431
Women422466555423

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Definition

The indicator measures the annual income of farmers and fishers, as well as the number of producers in agriculture and fisheries by sex. The purpose is to highlight the economic conditions of small-scale producers and to monitor developments in gender equality and sustainability in Danish food production. According to the official UN definition, the indicator should also be disaggregated by indigenous status. However, in Denmark such disaggregation is not possible. Source Statistics Denmark.

Last updated:

06-02-2025